Rhyme Tyme

Let’s Get Ready To Read
One Rhyme At A Time!!!
Ages 3-5

A fun filled group using music, games arts and crafts, and reading to explore sounds and increase your child’s phonological awareness skills.

Lacie M. Robichaux, CCC-SLP

Phonological awareness is important because it is a basis for reading. By engaging in word play, children learn to recognize patterns among words and use this knowledge to read and build words.

Did you know???

• Children notice characteristics of spoken language long before they enter school.
• Sound awareness begins developing during the preschool years.
• Phonological awareness is the knowledge that all words are made up of individual sounds.
• They begin to hear that some words rhyme, that words make up sentences, that some words start with the same letter, and that words have parts called syllables.
• When children begin to understand these things, they are increasing their phonological awareness-the ability to hear and work with the sounds of spoken language.
• Research shows that a child’s ability to learn to read depends on the strength of his/her phonological awareness skills.

At the completion of this group, your child will:

• Have a better understanding of sounds/words
• Be able to discriminate between and produce rhyming words

For information, contact:
Lacie M. Robichaux, CCC-SLP
lacie.robichaux@abilitiesinfo.com
225-292-4138

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